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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
1
Police attended a London licensing hearing regarding an incident at the hotel porch on a February night. Witnesses testified that two men denied entering the premises but evidence suggested otherwise and the defense argued the act was misinterpreted as harmless. The trial focused on whether the hotel doorway was compromised and if the defendants acted with intent.
In a tense examination the inspector asserts there was no pend in pantie while the constable’s testimony on door entry is key. The defendant Delendaub faced a £2 fine with nineteen days to pay, amid disputes over admissible evidence and credibility of prior statements.
C N F Competitions opening in April run until May 1 with local entrants urged to join as Geelong backs the event. A £4 price for an opera arm draws attention as sponsors respond to inquiries. Juvenile essayists enter the new literary section and charitable afternoons assist institutions funded by the festival. Donations to support the event include £3 3s, £2 0s, and £29 from listed benefactors.
A Melbourne court heard petitions regarding the hold up of the steamer DILGA as officials profess ignorance of the incident. Mr Foster represented the claimant while affidavits from Queensland and Sydney branches were discussed. The matter was adjourned to Monday as officials remained unavailable and affidavits were prepared for the hearing.
The Prime Minister said the Commonwealth line is prepared to receive the progress of the changes, outlining tender dates and conditions for vessels. Negotiations continue with plans to include all British and Dominion ships, with bids due by noon on Monday June. The government aims to ensure shipping capacity for wheat and other goods via Commonwealth vessels and private power supports.
The Methodist Conference held a final reading of era tions in Melbourne Church. Alterations include ministers moving to Helmiont Creelong YoU Headley Cole Wii fond and several others to churches such as Ehaplon Alibre Radarut Meant Street and Wentworth. Names linked to assignments include W. J. Polu toma Henry Worrall and Riddle at Wentworth with multiple clergy changes across the region.
Questions vital to the interest of Geelong were discussed by Sir Alexander Pearce and the Hon. Goudw. The ministers led a cabinet session focusing on river works, Breage, and departmental concerns. The discussion touched on the Queen's Port and the Barrier, with emphasis on future policy for waterways.
A long contested proposal in Geelong seeks to locate a new industrial and transport pier for phosphate processing near hospital grounds and the Adoration Department. Government backing hinges on cabinet review as officials inspect three potential sites and weigh impact on hospital operations and local access. The discussion also revisits the Breakwater removal and includes plans for tram and runway developments to support raw material movement.
Ministers inspect three sites for the Textile School in Geelong. The Woollen Hero block near Latrobe Terrace is discussed, with comments on Civic Centre alignment and proximity to City Hall. King of Gordon Institute outlines the roughly twenty acre area and potential adjoining site, while Harbor Trust land sales concerns are noted and the need for suitable land under twenty acres.
John De Garis was freed after the City Court withdrew the charge of blain. I Levy sought permission to withdraw the charge claiming no case. The Mt Barker Bank refusal and lack of court order left De Garis discharged with an agreement to cover extradition costs.
The column fragment mentions land parcels near Valley and Excelwor, questions about total area, and discussions of harbor land and site reporting. Figures cited include about 200 acres and references to Harbor land, with names such as Alexander Fearock, Richardson, and Brownbill. The text notes proposed textile school inspection steps and ministerial oversight.
Geelong debates removing the Breakwater on the Karson River to restore navigation and river access. Officials and engineers discuss a plan to reestablish a free channel to Barwon Heads, citing river assets and public roads, while critics warn of stench and disruption.
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